Small Research Grant Scheme
| Date | 01 February 1988 |
| Published date | 01 February 1988 |
| DOI | http://doi.org/10.1111/j.1467-9485.1988.tb01035.x |
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NOTE
This article was not Commissioned by the Review Editor but was submitted by the Author and
refereed externally as normal. Survey articles on selected topics may from time to time be
included in this section
of
the Journal.
SMALL RESEARCH GRANT SCHEME
Applications are invited from members
of
the Scottish Economic Society
for grants of up to
f1,000
to assist with research expenses. Requests for
grants for other scholarly purposes, e.g.
to
cover publication costs,
will
be entertained, but
in
general preference will be given to research
applications. There
will
be no limitations on the areas of research
involved, having regard
to
the aim of the Society to advance the study of
economic problems “on the widest basis,
in
accordance with
the
Scottish
tradition
of
political economy inspired by Adam Smith”; but should
selection be necessary, preference may be given to research on Scottish
topics, other things equal.
Application for grants should be made by 30th April and 30th
November in each year. Application forms and further information may
be obtained from the Secretary
of
the Society, Department of Political
Economy, University of Aberdeen, Aberdeen AB9
2TY.
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